Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts

Saturday, April 4, 2015

"Pure Innocence", silk painting, Tatiana Myers.

"Pure Innocence", 12 x 9", 
Silk, dyes.

I wanted to try it for a while, but never did...
Last month  I got bitten by creativity and finally purchased
modest set of American-made silk dyes and some fabric
to test it on... Plus of course some chemicals...
This is my #1 try out on silk painting. 
Model for the "Innocence" was our Fox Terrier "Sasha",
who being a Fox Terrier is anything, but "innocent".
I enjoyed my painting session, no pressure of any sort,
just do it and let see what happens... 
I still need to "fix" those dyes, so piece will be washable.
Didn't get a chance to do that yet.
Hopefully that will work out well....
Mean while I'm thinking of starting next piece.


Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Garden Dweller, ACEO by Tatiana Myers.

"Garden Dweller", ACEO
3,5 x 2,5", Acrylic on Encausticbord.

ACEO stands for Art Card Originals and Editions.
This small painting is done on museum-quality panel Encausticbord by Ampersand.
Art-grade Acrylic paint. Those little original paintings are highly collectible
and for the limited time I'll be offering another run of those original miniatures on e-bay.
Great for gift-giving and for Your personal collection. Hand-painted, one of a kind.


Wednesday, February 19, 2014

"Obie's Siesta" by Beth Bathe

"Obie's Siesta", 6" x 8", oil on panel
This is my dog, Obie. Here he is taking a siesta in a very colorful armchair, at the lakehouse we visited in South Carolina. The sun was starting to set and a strong light was streaming into the window behind him. I loved all the oranges and reds. I only had about three hours to paint today and I think it turned out pretty well.

Friday, October 4, 2013

"Lady with Daisies" Oil by Tatiana Myers

Lady with Daisies, Oil, 12 x 9"

This one more of my schnauzer studies.
Oil, some cold wax medium, Liquin, brush and palette knife.
Currently offered  up for grabs on DPW auction


Wednesday, July 10, 2013

"Smell the Flowers!", Oil on panel by Tatiana Myers.

"Smell the Flowers!"
12 x 9" Oil on panel.

This week I'm having great time with Internet sales on my small art works and studies.
So far I have SIX paintings sold. I'm pretty sure it will be one more... This one.
This is my latest art work in my schnauzer series, all about summer and fun!
Hope this little guy will be adapted soon!
Check him out:

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Monday, April 22, 2013

"Cleo" by Beth Bathe

Cleo, 24 x 36, oil on canvas
Getting ready to ship pet portrait "Cleo". Finished this painting about a month ago and now it is finally dry!

Yes, I love to do dog portraits!!! Getting the model to sit still can be a challenge though...

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

"Bearded One" Oil painting by Tatiana Myers.

"Bearded One"
10 x 8", oil on board.

This is another miniature schnauzer study I did for Daily Paintworks.
If interested, please check it out.
I painted few of those previous year, they were pretty popular
and I sure enjoy painting what I love the most.



Thursday, January 31, 2013

"Shetland Sheepdog" by CharlotteYealey


4x6
Oil Painting
I was going through my numerous dog photos from years ago and found a photo of a sheltie I met at a
dog event where I had my dog in a flyball demonstration. This little guys owner was so nice but I forgot her name and the dogs name and failed to write it on the back of the photo. I love painting these little miniatures.


Saturday, January 19, 2013

"Young Golden Retriever" by Charlotte Yealey

9x11
colored pencil
by Charlotte Yealey
This young golden retriever was at a dog lure coursing event to be socialized and have a try at coursing. It seemed to have a lot of fun that day so I had to do this colored pencil drawing.

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Pet Portrait Commission in mixed media

14x18
Mixed colored pencil/pastel
I did not post this commission before Christmas for the fear of ruining my customers surprise. I used a different technique on this because of time constraints. I used Mi-teints sanded paper and applied the background with a soft pastel then the cats and dog were done in colored pencil. The colars are a little off on this photo but the customer was happy with the end results.

Sunday, September 23, 2012

"Tula" Colored Pencil by Charlotte Yealey

 9x12
Colored pencil
 
5x7
Colored pencil
I have been working on several commisson requets of the same dog. This is Tula. She was adopted from an Ibizan Hound rescue in Spain where her mother delivered her and her siblings. Her owner Sue is a very nice Lady from the UK  rescued her and is giving her a wonderful life. Sue asked me to do several colored pencil drawings and these are the first two.


Sunday, September 9, 2012

"Halen" Colored pencil by Charlotte Yealey

8x11
Colored Pencil
I am always try to challenge myself so I drew this on Canson black illustration board. When starting with black, it make you think differently then when you start with white. It was fun and I have decided to do more. Maybe I should call them my "In the dark" series.

Friday, February 10, 2012

"Mr Schnauzer" Oil by Tatiana Myers.



"Mr. Schnauzer" by Tatiana Myers
10 x 8" Oil on canvas board.


Latest small painting. Just for fun. We should paint what we love!
With questions about paintings e-mail me at TanyaOfOz@aol.com .
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Thursday, July 22, 2010

"All I Want for Christmas is...." - Acrylic Impressionistic Painting of Dog and Hershey Kiss by Pennsylvania Daily Painter Pat Koscienski


"All I Want For Christmas is...."
Mixed Media
6" x 6"
"All I Want For Christmas is...." was done for James Parker's blog Windows to the Words Art Challenge. The theme was to paint something we wanted for Christmas eg a diamond ring or new lap top computer, etc. I always like this doggie photo James had posted in a previous challenge. After giving some thought to what I really want for Christmas....love, everyone wants love (even dogs)....kisses, everyone wants kisses (even dogs)... Living so close to Hershey, Pa ...Hershey kisses came to mind quickly. I never realized, until I went to paint one, though, that the white paper tag reading "kisses" leans to the left to read kisses. Of course, I needed this to lean into the painting, so that is why it reads as a mirror image. Then, couldn't get the metallic glimmer in the red foil quite glimmery enough, so took the foil and paper off the kiss and collaged it to the painting and ate the chocolate. That's how easy an acrylic painting can turn into a mixed media painting.
This painting will be on exhibit the month of July at the Charley Krone Gallery located on the 2nd floor of the New Cumberland Library. This is one of 26 paintings for my "Animals, Birds, and Butterflies" Exhibit. I thought it would be interesting to gather and exhibit my animal paintings, whether they are the main subject of the painting, or just included in the painting. If in the area, stop in and visit the exhibit. Again, it is located on the 2nd floor of the New Cumberland Library, 1 Benjamin Plaza, New Cumberland, PA.If interested in purchasing, contact Pat at patsfineart@hotmail.com If interested in viewing more of my paintings, both abstract and representational, please visit my website at:

Thursday, February 25, 2010

"Portrait of Nina" by Tatiana Myers.

"Portrait of Nina" by Tatiana Myers. Oil Pastel.
8 x 10" Sennelier Oil Pastel Pad.

One of our dogs, miniature schnauzer Nina, head study.

Sennelier Oil Pastel on Sennelier Oil Pastel paper.

If you are interested to learn more about Oil pastel, visit Oil Pastel Society web site:
www.OilPastelSociety.com
With questions about commitioned pet portraits e-mail me at TanyaOfOz@aol.com .

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Monday, January 11, 2010

"Throw the Ball", by Lyn O'Neal

This is my sweet dog Tobie and his favorite toy soccer ball that he'll let me throw all day and never tire. I did this piece in a watercolor media using fluid acrylics. I'm still undecided on the fluid acrylics. You can achieve brighter, richer color than with watercolors, but it's more difficult to resolve the hard edges.

Monday, December 14, 2009

A friend- Maria Kovalenko Leysens


This is a dog portrait I just finished for a commission. The story behind this dog is wonderful and the true meaning of a friend. Patient, loyal and always ready with a smile. I think we may know many dogs like this. I know my "Buddy" is. 8x10 inch watercolor.

See my blog or etsy site for ordering info
http://www.mklart.blogspot.com/
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